Yes, these are the liberals who love “Pope Francis”. There’s trouble in paradise on the left, too: https://www.ncronline.org/news/accounta...

http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/has-rome-really-changed-its-tune While some things have changed with the Roman Catholic Church to bring...

One of the main problems with the Thomist metaphysic is the Thomist epistemology. Edward Feser begins his work “Scholastic Metaphysics” wi...

The Roman Catholic “Nature-Grace Interdependence” along with its “Christ-Church Interconnection” In the last three blog posts, I’ve foll...

The Roman Catholic Magical Mystery Tour The Roman Catholic Magical Mystical Tour . Here is Gregg Allison’s summary of how the Roman Cat...

The Roman Catholic Magical Mystery Tour Why do Roman Catholic converts (especially) seem to have such reverence for the Roman Catholic Ch...

Eternal Rome, Eternal Mediator? Continuing to follow De Chirico’s presentation of the Catholic system as consisting of two pillars, the s...

You can purchase this work here . As was shown in my last three blog articles on “the Roman Catholic View of Nature and Grace” ( Part 1 ,...

How the Roman Catholic view of nature and grace intersects with a variety of Roman Catholic doctrines and practices. See also: A Roman Ca...

The source of synergistic justification and holy water I’m continuing the Gregg Allison’s explication of “nature and grace” in Roman Catho...

When Protestants think of the various topics or loci that comprise the various systems of “systematic theology” that have been studied over...

I’ve spent some time walking through how the Reformation concepts of “ general revelation ” and “ special revelation ” form the foundation o...

The “catholicity” of Rome What is Roman Catholicism in our day? One of the key terms is “catholicity”, which is defined as “universal” ...

What is Roman Catholicism in our day? According to Leonard De Chirico, no evangelical theologian has had a good handle on answering this que...

Sorry for the very snappy title there. But this is foundational material to understanding the differences between Rome and the Reformation, ...

I have spent three blog posts now anticipating the objections to Gregg Allison’s definition of “what is evangelical”. These include: The b...

In addition to Bryan’s “ begging the question ” objection, he placed several other predictable objections to Gregg Allison’s work,“ Roman Ca...

I’m continuing my walk through Gregg Allison’s work,“ Roman Catholic Theology and Practice: An Evangelical Assessment ”. Throughout, Allison...

“See? We win. We have ‘the authority’” This is going to be the most important thing I have ever said on this topic. It is of course wel...

I’m working my way slowly (I apologize) through Gregg Allison’s work,“ Roman Catholic Theology and Practice: An Evangelical Assessment ”. ...